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Glebe St. James Is an Affirming Congregation in the United Church of Canada Glebe St. James is an Affirming Congregation in the United Church of Canada. Everyone AND their gender, race, ethnicity, abilities and sexual orientation is welcomed and celebrated. We remember in gratitude the Algonquin Peoples on whose traditional unceded land we now gather. We acknowledge their story and their stewardship of the land and water, the plants and animals, through many generations. Due to allergies, we strive to provide a nut free, low scent environment! Sunday Service October 7th is Thanksgiving and World Communion Sunday. Readings: 1 Timothy 2:1-7; Matthew 6:25-33 Thanksgiving is a time of togetherness and gratitude. Not what we say about our blessings, but how we use them, is the true measure of our Thanksgiving. After a good dinner, one can forgive anybody, even one's own relations! When I started counting my blessings, my whole life turned around. October 14th is World Food Sunday. Readings: Psalm 22:1-15, Mark 10:17-31 This week at Glebe-St. James United Thursday, October 4, 2018 10:15 am GentleFit (Sanctuary) 7:30 pm Choir (Sanctuary) Friday 10 am Scrabble (Lounge) Sunday Happy Thanksgiving 10:30 am Morning Worship Tuesday, October 9th 1:00 pm Worship Committee meeting Bibles and Brekkie An adult Sunday session starting at 9:15 am. The 30 minute session will focus on the day’s scripture reading. A light breakfast will be available and we will finish in time for choir members to get to the Sunday morning rehearsal. Music at GSJ The GSJ Choir rehearses at 7:30 on Thursday nights and 9:45 on Sunday mornings. We look forward to making music with you!" ORGAN FUNDRAISER November 17, 2018 7:30 PM Indigineous Study Group The Indigineous Study Groups meets in the Sanctuary on the first and third Tuesday of the month. UCC Church Calendars We have a received our calendars. If you pre-ordered a calendar you have received notice that they are in. If you did not pre-order a calendar but would like one, we have a few extras available in the church office. Cost is $ 5.50 per calendar. GentleFit Once again Hanifa Yip will be offering GentleFit classes here at Glebe St. James United on Thursday mornings, 10:30 – 11:30 am in the Sanctuary. Cost is $ 15 per session or buy a 12-session card for $ 144. Grocery Gift Card Orders................ October cards will be available for pick up on Sunday, October 14th The deadline for November orders is by Noon on Tuesday, October 30th. Cards may also be picked up, or empty Farm Boy cards dropped off, through the Church office. Thank you for your continued support of the Ottawa Mennonite Refugee Assistance initiative (OMRA). Concerts at Glebe-St. James United. First concert of the Fall season, “Four Seasons of Japan” will be October 7th @ 2:30 pm. Tickets: $ 15 (adult), $ 10 (student or senior) Glebe-St. James has a “no barriers” policy – contact the church office October 21st @ 2:30 pm Musique Française featuring Gertrude Létourneau (flute) and Catherine Donkin (piano). An elegant and virtuoisic repertoire that includes pieces by Debussy, Chaminade, Ravel, Sancan and Fauré. Men’s Dinner Club….new name – next October 17th at 6:00 pm At our steering committee meeting it was agreed that we will change our name from “Men’s Dinner Club” to “ Men’s and Friends Dinner Club” We will try this for a few months and see how it is received. The dates for our fall gatherings: Wednesday, October 17th Friday, November 23rd (Bazaar set-up) Thursday, December 20th, our Christmas special, to be confirmed. It would be good to include these dates in your calendar. October 20th 9:30am to noon “Getting GSJ ready for winter” day Yes, this is our first fall work day, please come for 9:30 am and a light lunch will be served at 11:45am. All good. Project list is in the works! October 28th Welcoming Sunday and also Frozen Food Sunday Yes, on October 28th we will be welcoming newcomers to Glebe-St. James. As well, we will be taking advantage of the day and season to have our first of many “Frozen Food Sundays”. Our intention will be to offer as we have done so well: frozen soup, frozen stews, frozen chili and some fresh jams and jellies. Finally I have it on good authority that chili from the “Men’s and Friends” dinner club will be available. Furthermore we welcome contributions and I have a supply of the ½ litre containers and I am pleased to deliver early October. Dudleigh Coyle 613- 233-2500. Ottawa Presbyterial United Church Women The next Fellowship Day will be held Monday, November 12th at Rideau Park United Church. Glebe-St. James Bazaar November 24th It is happening and I am looking for stuff. Planning is in the works and we are likely expanding into the sanctuary, with permission. We have some new tables that may include: Christmas table (stuff is coming in ) Jewelry table Ties and scarfs Odds and sods (slightly used house hold items) As well as our regulars: Bake table Jams and Jellies Frozen food Kids toys and books Crafts Collectables Quality Books and our tea room Please look for items and connect with me, I will pick up stuff starting after Thanksgiving. Just call Dudleigh Coyle 613-233-2500. In the community… Your help is needed – please Carlington Community Chaplaincy. Fundraising with bulb “gardens”, garden tools, cookbooks and the like from Vesey’s is underway. Deadline is September 30th with delivery mid October. See Marilyn Hamilton for details and to make an order for yourself, family or friends. Choral Fest – November 4th Annual Fundraising Dinner and Auction – November 24th Hulse, Playfair & McGarry – Fall Speaker Series RSVP: [email protected] or 613-233-1143 Wills & Executor Duties: Nov 21st, 1:30 pm, West Chapel Tips to remain in your home safely: Nov 1st, 1:30 pm, West Chapel What Happens to your digital footprint when you die? Nov 12th, 6:30 pm, St. Laurent Tastes and Sounds of Africa Saturday, 13 October 2018 Kitchissippi United Church. Dinner catered by Pili Pili Restaurant, and entertainment (dancers and drummers from local Burundian community) and auction to benefit projects east Africa through Y Service International. Tickets Adult - $ 25, Under 12 - $ 10, should be requested before October 6th from Andy or Marilyn Hamilton. We need to report numbers. Centretown Churches Social Action Committee (CCSAC). Clergy and church representatives will meet for a prayer breakfast, Friday, November 9th. Watch for more information about joint work on seniors outreach. Please note: CCSAC monthly meetings are a forum for sharing information and concerns of member churches. Marilyn Hamilton is our CCSAC rep. If there is any information you would like passed along to CCSAC please see Marilyn. Centretown Emergency Food Centre (http://cefcottawa.org/) Food and money—CEFC was asked to serve people outside of their catchment area in the aftermath of the tornados in the region. Client needs and the few extras made a serious dent in CEFC supplies. Items on the general needs list (http://cefcottawa.org/food-needs/) and these special requests would be *very* helpful: canned tuna, cereal, canned soup, canned pasta sauce. Volunteers—Able-bodied volunteers are needed in limited numbers (space is limited). The regulars are aging and lifting is required in stocking shelves. Contact CEFC at 613-232-3059 or [email protected] if this kind of community work would be good on your resumé. “Walk for the Centre” Walk-a-thon: Centretown Emergency Food Centre works tirelessly for our hungry neighbours. In support please join us Sunday afternoon, October 21, 2018 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm. Our refreshing walk begins and ends at City Hall and goes around the greater Parliament Hill and Ottawa River pathway. We also have a short walk option to Parliament Hill. Registration and our Music Program begin at 1:30 pm (featuring the Aella Choir), followed by a Welcoming and send off by City Councillors and kilted Piper. Please find our Brochures and Poster at the back of the Church or online at centretownchurches org. Thank you for your continued support. Cheques made payable to Centretown Churches Social Action Committee (CCSAC) go directly to our Food Centre. If you need additional information please speak with Stephanie Langill, Jenn Berntson or Marilyn Hamilton. https://www.facebook.com/events/2122545194676804/ Marshalls—If anyone is available to guide walkers on the long and short routes planned, contact CCSAC Chair Kris Burr ([email protected]) or Henry Sawatsky ([email protected]) to let Chantal, marshall co-ordinator, know. Walkers—There are small posters available with pledge sheets on the back (neon green—can’t be missed!). Please grab one to post in your neighbourhood, or gather a team to take pledges and walk for $ and to raise awareness of food security issues. Stephanie (if there are youth walkers) and Jenn (if there are choir walkers) also have pledge sheets. Ten Thousand Villages: Gifts with a Story Every Friday (3 – 8 pm) & Saturday (10 – 4 pm) in November Ottawa Mennonite Church (1830 Kilborn Ave.) Tea Room: Saturday 10-4 pm (Borscht and desserts) proceeds to Ottawa Food Bank Annual High Tea November 23rd Tickets: Adults: $ 20; Child under 12: $ 5 Two Sittings: 1 – 2:30; 3:45 – 5:30 Contact [email protected] or call 613-567-7389 Proceeds to Ottawa Food Bank For more information contact Donna-Fay Of interest..…(see posters on bulletin boards at Glebe-St. James) Oct 12th 5 – 7 pm Fish Fry Dinner @ the Riverside Churches $ 20.00 (613-733-8185 / 613-733-7735) Oct 20th 5 – 7 pm Fish Fry Dinner @ St.
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